| reach shore | 6.85 | One man finally reached shore. | ||
| help shore | 4.81 | This will help shore up the second crop rice price. | ||
| line shore | 1.25 | Numerous factories line the shores of the lake. | ||
| hit shore | 0.86 | The slick is the second to hit Japanese shores this year. | ||
| hug shore | 0.86 | The boat hugged the shore. | ||
| leave shore | 0.53 | The boat capsized shortly after leaving shore. | ||
| approach shore | 0.39 | She was pointing to a small boat that was approaching the shore. | ||
| protect shore | 0.39 | The military still protects our shores. | ||
| patrol shore | 0.33 | We patrolled the shores. | ||
| pound shore | 0.33 | Heavy waves pounded the shore. | ||
| search shore | 0.33 | Police were searching the shore for debris that may have washed up. | ||
| visit shore | 0.33 | Long afterward, though, Vikings from Greenland repeatedly visited the shores of Labrador for timber and food. | ||
| flood shore | 0.26 | Much has been made of the fact that British culture has of late been flooding these shores with almost colonial aplomb. | ||
| follow shore | 0.26 | From here it turns right to follow the shore until it reaches the mouth of the River Avich. | ||
| grace shore | 0.26 | Only on the very last day did an anticyclone grace our shores. | ||
| lap shore | 0.26 | It is lapping the shores of the United States and Europe. | ||
| pummel shore | 0.26 | Telephone communication to much of the coast was cut after Pauline began pummeling the shore late Wednesday. | ||
| take shore | 0.26 | No immigrant has taken American shores by storm more than swimmer Lenny Krayzelburg. |